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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1944

Page

6

Home Demonstration Club Leaders Meet in Raleigh State Council

Report from Raleigh this week shows Halifax County delegation Mrs. V I Hockaday Mrs Thomas B Moss and Mrs R C Rives attending with Miss Estelle M Edwards. The column also highlights Mrs E J Smith of Weaver's Chapel who canned hundreds of jars and built kitchen shelves for storage. It notes advice on late tomatoes and tomato puree for winter sauces and mentions making pickles from green tomatoes.

State Council of Home Demonstration Clubs Raleigh Halifax County V. I. Hockaday County Federation Thomas B. Moss R. C. Rives Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs Estelle M. Edwards E. J. Smith Weaver's Chapel Mr. Smith Mrs. Smith U. S. Department

Thursday Night Bridge Club Elects New Officers

The Thursday Night Bridge Club held its yearly business meeting at 7 30 at Mrs J P Little's home on Washington Street. Mrs J P Little became President and Mrs H E Cameron Secretary and Treasurer. Prizes were awarded to Edwin Cameron high score and W H Tickel second high. Defense stamps were given. A sweet course followed the bridge. Attendees included W H Tucker H E Cameron J D Edwards Jay J Thompson L B Allen Graham Lynch and Bernice Hitchens.

J. F. Little Washington Street Bridge Club J. P. Little H. E. Cameron Edwin Cameron W. H. Tickel Mrs. Little Mesdames W. H. Tucker J. D. Edwards Jay J. Thompson L. B. Allen Graham Lynch Bernice Hitchens

Williams Mace First Lieutenant Williams Williams Promoted

First Lieutenant Edwin Rudolph Williams son of Mr and Mrs Joe Williams has been promoted and is now in Italy He married Miss Margarett Towe of this city Mrs Williams resides with her parents Mr and Mrs R L Towe Mrs Jesse Harrell visited in Richmond Virginia last Friday

Edwin Rudolph W Liams Joe Williams Williams Italy Margarett Towe R. L. Towe

Town Talk: Local Moves and Visits Across North Carolina

Miss Kathleen Kidd departed for Buies Creek to enter Campbell College accompanied by her parents they returned home Monday night. The Gardners visited Portsmouth Virginia with relatives. Spragins siblings hosted Corporals Spragins and Rockwell from Fort Bragg. Thorne family returned from Durham where their daughter started at Duke. Margarett Bennet and Corrine Satterthwaite left for High Point College. Mrs. Lillian Smallwood and sons spent Sunday in Norfolk. Summerell returned home from Norfolk visiting relatives. E A Tellega family visited in Rocky Mount. Mrs. S M Thompson returned from a visit with her sister in Hopewell Virginia.

Kathleen Kidd Buies Creek Campbell College Eddie Kidd J. T. Garner Portsmouth Corp James Spragins Norman Rockwell Fort Bragg Ida Hester Spragins W. A. Thorne Durham Duke Corrine Satterthwaite Margarett Bennet High Point College High Point N. C Bennett Lillian Smallwood Marvin and Clifton Norfolk Viola Summerell Summerell E. A. Tellega Rocky Mount S. M. Thompson Hopewell

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